mass shooting, newetails about a potential link to terrorism, plus why the death toll may have been higher. and a local woman injured in the mass shooting, why she's dealing with the physical and emotional wounds. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> hey, good friday morning, i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. >> and i'm kathryn hauser, thank you for being with us, happy friday. >> it feels so good to be friday. >> december the 4, a check in for pamela in for danielle, happy friday for you. >> and happy friday for you, temperatures warmer compared to the last couple mornings here, 39 degrees boston, 27 in keene though, that heavy winter coats as you head out the door in worcester too, 34 degrees, areas of patchy fog, low lying areas, blocked from any wind, we still

not as windy as yesterday afternoon, and comparing thing to this time yesterday, temperatures running 12 degrees colder in boston to worcester, 21 degrees colder in taunton, a little bit of an invigorating start to the day and shocking to the system after such mild temperatures yesterday morning, lunch hour though, warming up to 46 degrees, very seasonable today, we keep a gusty breeze around, warmer temperatures not too far behind though, we'll have some 50s and maybe get close to 60 degrees, we'll go through all those numbers coming up in just a bit in your together, robi? >> hi, pamela, quiet out there expected with no back ups to tell you about right now, we check the ride through the north with a live look 93 in summerville, moderate backing up but no delaying, route three looks good loll the major routes are free, checking the south map, residual delays 95 northbound from the pontis to

expressway is busy, moving route three north and 23 north speed limit rides. following breaking news out of lynn this morning, firefighters rescue two people as flames tear through this home, but four others are still missing. >> let's get straight to susie steimle leave with the breaking details, susie? >> reporter: good morning, bree and kathryn, still a very active scene in lynn, just getting an update from the chief a couple moments ago about those four people who are unaccounted for when he started telling us they couldn't go back inside to look for those people because this building is not structurally sound. we've got a great example of that as a portion of the roof collapsed, you heard an audible gasp from reporters who were waiting to hear more details from the chief and he took off running to make sure that all of his guy over there are okay, we're expecting to check in with him about exactly what happened but that's the difficulty we're facing and you can see why, if you take a look at the video

was a very active fire engulfing the entire structure, the two and a half story home, they say four people right now are unaccounted for and they did find two women inside when they first entered the building, a woman who is 18 years old and a woman in her 60s, both of them taken to the hospital with minor injuries, burns, they're in stable condition, expected to be okay. we caught up with the chief a little while ago about the difficulty of fighting this fire. >> as you can see, heavy damage to all the buildings, really, really tough fire to fight, tough to make access to it, dead end street, so, crews are toeug -- doing the best they can right now to account for all the victims. >> reporter: so, still a lot of details coming in, still a lot of work for the fire crews to do and a lot of difficulty as this is not only, not structurally sound building at this point in time but also a dead end street that make it very difficult to neighborhood in lynn, we'll

and the fire chief throughout the morning, for now live in lynn, susie steimle, wbz this morning. new pictures from the has -- massacre in california, as horrific as this was, it could've been worse, the two suspects armed with arsenal and weapons, syed farook and his wife had even more explosives and ammunitions at their home. >> and their link to terrorism, farook was on contact with social media with known islamic extremists the fbi had been watching, the arsenal in the cup -- couple's home including a dozen pipe bombs and one of the victims a woman from ham, chris martinez with the latest in san bernardino. >> reporter: thousands gathered in a prayer vigil to remember

bernardino, the focus turn to what motivated syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik to execute mass murder. >> we are in so much shock. >> reporter: sara and her husband fa ra were related to the suspects who died in a shootout with police. >> i could never imagine my brother or my sister-in-law doing something like this, especially because they were happily married they have a beautiful 6-month-old daughter. >> reporter: investigator say farook travelled to saudi arabia and pakistan last year, and returned with malik who came to the u.s. on a fiancee visa. while the couple was not on any terror watch list, law enforcement sources tell cbs news farook had been in contact with people both in the u.s. and overseas with possible ties to terrorism. >> what it adds up to me, is this is a guy probably al-qaeda. >> reporter: officials recovered thousands of bullets and more than a dozen pipe bombs inside the couple's home, those

lights and radio controlled toys. >> they were equipped and could be able to do another attack, we intercepted them before that happened. >> reporter: authorities now searching for the person they say legally bought two military style rifles used in the massacre. chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino, california. >> one of the 21 people injured in at this time attack is a new hampshire native, amanda gaspard was in charge of the holiday party at the social services center. the 32-year-old originally from hinsdale was shot several times new this morning, hearing from her sister. amanda gaspard's sister tells us she's having a hard time with the woound and the emotional trauma but lindsey gaspard says my sister is one of the strongest people i know and she has incredible faith in god so we know she'll get through this. she also says amanda quote specifically want to do thank the first responders, paramedic

her and the victims. the 32-year-old moved to california three years ago where she works as a restaurant inspector for the county. her family travelled to be with amanda in the hospital. in an interview with the adventist review, her mother described what happened during the holiday party. quote she was in charge of the meeting that day in god's mercy she had just dismissed everyone for a short break or there would've been more people in the room. we believe that because of her loving-kindness, the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her, he could easily have aimed at her head but shot at her leg instead. relatives say amanda was in surgery most of thursday, she was shot several times in the leg and the arm, and had shrapnel in her head, but she's expected to recover. well the violence in california and also in paris has a lot of people thinking twice at large events, hundreds crowded the boston commons for the tree lighting there last night.

but they're more aware of their surroundings, the pointer family witnessed the boston marathon bombings and they tell us the recent violence makes the fear very real again. >> we step back in a large crowd and don't get involved we're really aware from now on which is a bit sad but that's the way our world is turning out to be. >> boston police officers were among, very visible on the ground there, there were no issues we should note. developments are rapidly changing with this story, of course the california massacre we're talking about for the very latest on the investigation, be sure to stay with cbs news and wbz this morning both on air and online. a police officer who grew up in melrose and was killed at a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic will be laid to rest today. funeral services will be headline this afternoon for officer garret swasey, an honor guard from the melrose police department will be there. swasey was killed responding to a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado

two other were killed, nine injured. it is 5:08 right now, testimony resumes today in the trial of a teenager accused of killing his teacher at danvers high school, but jurors not hearing testimony about how philip chism's brain differs from other people his own age. a judge says evidence suggesting chism had schizophrenia or traumatic brain injury is too prejudicial, the defense claims he did kill her but was insane at the time, the teen was not in court yesterday. an arrest in connection with daidly shooting outside a bar near fenway park, a dorchester man wounded in the shooting now facing weapons charges, he and another man got in a shootout outside who's on first thanksgiving morning, conductor cherry was shot in the shooting, police say cherry was an innocent bystander. police are still investigating who fired the fatal shot.

introduce their new $217 million man at fenway park today and for the first time we're hearing from david ortiz on the deal. price underwent a physical in boston yesterday, the 30-year-old pitcher dealed with the red sox is for seven years, so that mean he'll earn $31 million a season. how about that? price and poppy, kind of tense history, it started in the 2013 playoffs, price xwlaining -- com complaining about ortiz admiring a homer, ortiz had to be restrained from going after price. last night ortiz told the boston globe everything is fine, everybody had their moment on the field now we're teammates, got to turn the page i'm going to help him the most he's going to help me the most to win ball games and that's what matters. ortiz also said the red sox called to ask his thoughts before agreeing to the deal with price. interesting.

>> right, leader of the team, you want him straight. coming up, tom brady paying the price. >> what the past qb had to do after losing a bet. plus, a wild end on thursday, the local guy who gave green bay the win. pamela? and at the bus stop this morning, it's a colder day, temperatures right around freezing, areas of frost leave the rain gear at home, looks like we have quite the dry stretch as we set you up for the weekend, moretemperatures on the way temperature on the way, coming up. or macchiato for $1.99.

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my favorite part of the kwaer. absolutely love doing christmas cards, it's a tradition for lots of families. >> but one couple doesn't just want to make you smile, they want to make you laugh. for more than a decade, mike and laura have been taking what you could call awkward christmas photos for their cards, bergeron posted them on reddit with the title "12 years of christmas cards dressing up like other people" even kids getting in on the phone. >> i want to see what they look like in real life, you know? >> imagine the pressure each year, each of the cards, they're fantastic. >> it's like the caption, they nail it. >> we had a funny christmas card

one of my relatives was like, i don't get it! really, we missed the mark. take notes from that couple. a look at your weather with pamela. >> good morning, christmas cards, man, thank goodness, i got mine almost done, completely just have to mail them, ordered them now i got to mail them. but you know, i'll get to that. it will happen, it will get there at least before christmas. hey, we have a weather school video, this one from barry burbank and he visited center school that's a big group, he had 200, third, fourth, and fifth graders, in peabody, they're part of the weather network, cyclone, good stuff for them, hopefully they enjoy the presentation and the world tour continues, all of us had school

several months, seeing a lot more of those videos, that's for sure. the drought conditions, drought monitor comes out and gets updated every thursday morning, the latest here in boston, 9.4 inches below where we should be, all the way back to january 1. and the running tally continues, worcester 8.4 inches of rain below average, abnormally dry to moderate drought conditions still out there, this does not include the rain we had from yesterday, that will get updated next thursday. so i'll keep you updated. but not a lot of rain in the forecast, in fact, no rain for today on the satellite radar picture, we're starting off nice and clear, and cool, 39 degrees in boston right now, real feel temperature, 32 when you factor in that light breeze from the west, it makes a big difference out there, feels like the 20s in some spots too, it actually is 27 degrees in keene, 34 in worcester, 40 chatham, that's the hotspot for the this morning, highs today ramp up in the mid and upper 40s, rebounding nicely with full

the 30s upper 20s, areas of patchy frost as we head in to your weekend forecast, and saturday morning, a cold start but we get up to 50 degrees with mostly sunny skies, sunday 57 degrees, and that's great news for the patriots game day forecast, kathryn! if you're heading to the game, kick off weather 54 degrees, light breeze from the southwest and in the 4th quarter and hopefully when they get that win, 44 degrees still not bad. hour by hour forecast for today, we keep it dry there is a weak cold front that's going to move in from the north but it fizzles out as it continues to push south ward, high pressure dominating both saturday and sunday, and that's why we keep you dry, lots of sunshine on tap, and sunday is the first day of hanukkah, the season is here, monday, 52 degrees, tuesday 45; wednesday 41; thursday 48 and yesterday i had a chance for a coastal storm, tuesday and wednesday, forecast models all over the place on this one, today they're going opposite of what i said yesterday, and so, we'll keep an eye on it,

changes we'll let you know, but traffic and weather together, robi. good luck to all the high school football players out there, down at gillette stadium tomorrow, nice weather. >> awesome. >> really exciting. those kid to get such great not. still quiet out there, pamela as we would expect going to change in the next 15 minutes or so, no major slowdowns yet a live look at the expressway, northbound side looks slow right now brain tree to boston, early bird commuters getting out there moving along, route 3 northbound looks good the rest of the routes from the south trouble free, quick check of the north map, 93 southbound, andover and wood burn stretches, no delays, from peabody looks like speed

the celtics taking on a familiar face. >> plus the pats, your sports. >> i lost my voice watching the packers lions game, we'll get to that, patriots in the meantime, gearing up for sunday's match up at gillette, 4-7, three in a row, sorry, philly, get ready to make it four, the pats lose back to back games hasn't happened since 2012, tom brady in company back on the practice field, sidelined for who knows how long, chandler will become a bigger part of the offense and he says where the pats ask him to do, he'll give it all he has. >> whatever i'm asked to do, i'm going to do it to the best of my ability, and, i think that's kind of the approach i've had my whole career, that's not going to change. the eagles have been bad but the defense has been horrendous, five touchdown passes on thanksgiving and five touchdown passes the week before that but brandon says belichick has been hammering home what philly can do well.

it, we haven't seen none of those touchdown passes off him, we have sure, i mean, bill, we just see him all the calling turnovers, these guys making plays, led by cox, the quarterback and all that stuff, we've been seeing all the takeaway. >> so bill. college football has taken michigan last week, brady a michigan alum, lost a bet to special teammate abner and brady had to wear an ohio state t-shirt in fox bor borough. >> he had a lost, he had a michigan shirt, i did not feel bad for him, should never make that bet. [ laughter ] >> be sure to catch all access tonight at 7:00 here on wbz, all the behind the scenes stuff you can't see anywhere else, starts

game day 11:30 425 for the post game show, down two and a fourth, time expired, green bay trying to rattle, the tackle, a face mask. so the packers get one more play with no time on the clock, look what happens, rodgers scrambles, 51 yards, richard rogers comes down for it with a win, 27-23 the final, unbelievable and that my friends, so lions. celtics taking on [ indiscernible ] in the sacramento game in mexico city, facing the former team, playing the first four seasons of his career in sacramento, off the ground to cousins, up at the half the green were in control, rodham in a solemn mood, after

ref so he throws him out, ejected. win it, 114-97. yeah, just another quiet night in the world of sports. that's sports for now, i'm steve burrton -- burton. >> not very quiet. a historic change in the u.s. military. >> the new marching orders for women and the new opportunities available to them. what's that? you like some good news to end the week? i'm john keller with some info about this coming winter that should make you smile, coming up

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welcome back, it's december and we've managed to avoid the snow, where's the wood, we need to knock on it. >> at least for now. >> what is this? thick plastic. and in the morning, jon keller hoping that streak can last all winter. >> good morning, a long week full of depressing news, let's end it on a more positive note, i made clear my hope we get zero snow here in greater boston the less said the better. plenty of snow in the mountains for the skiers, cold enough retailers and outdoor ice in town. i hoped for it but i never thought it was possible. but now i see where forecasters in line with the speculation of our own ace meteorologists here

weather we've been enjoying all fall could well continue deep in to the winter season. the el nino system is expected to hold off that hideous polar vortex that kept us in the deep freeze last winter, and while they're not entirely sure, there's evidence it could keep the mild weather going right through until spring, just imagine: no iceberg-sized snow banks to go where you go, when we cheer on the pats super bowl victory parade, no ice dams, no sore backs and shoulders from hours of you know what, consider the economic boosts from having parking spaces when you go out shopping, the clubs and theaters won't have to worry they won't surprise another snow pocalypse and the fact is, we need a break.

wake up call for putting us through deflate-gate. keller@wbz.com or through twitter @kelleratlarge. in the next half hour, breaking news we're following in lynn. >> four people missing as a fire tears through a home, the problem firefighters are dealing with on the scene. a sheriff from upstate new york is getting a lot of likes on his facebook page, calling for people that carry guns as their legally licensed to do so, this in the wake of all these mass shootings, we want o know what you think of the sheriff's

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breaking news right now 5:30, two people rescued four others missing as flames tear through a house in lynn, firefighters are on the scene, why they can't get this to this home. and we're learning more about the suspects in a california mass shooting, new to terrorism. plus, why the attacks could've been much worse. and a historic change in the military, the decision to let women fight on the front lines. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz this morning. >> good morning, welcome back,

>> and i'm bree sison, filling in for chris mckinnon, lucky duck he's got this friday, december 4 off. >> probably sleeping, probably. cuddled up next to dougy, the pup. >> most adorable dog. >> most adorable. >> not over mine. >> or mine. >> or mine. [ laughter ] >> but a great weekend for chris and it dougy. >> and great weather, temperatures very mild, although we're off to a chilly start in the day, according to our weather bug network, some locations here to show you, 33 degrees winchester, boston reporting 37 degrees and temperatures across the board there, 36 degrees nashua, 27 keene, 34 worcester starting off with areas of patchy fog, cold air compared this time yesterday, boston, 21 degrees colder in taunton, a little bit of a shock to the system as you head out the door, at least we have plenty of sunshine on tap for this afternoon though, leave the umbrella at home, the rain gear, put it away for a long time next several days keep it

today 46 degrees and sunny, satellite and radar shows nothing moving our way and we keep it dry for the weekend, but also a warm up, that's going to be fantastic, when we could see some 50s and maybe some 60s coming up in your seven day, traffic and weather together now, robi. hey, pamela seeing our first slow down of the morning and predictably south of the city the expressway northbound hanging from the split to furnace parkway 128 sluggish, braintree split and no reported slow downs coming from the city from the north, bree, kathryn? >> thank you very much. want to update you on breaking news this morning, four people still unaccounted for in a house fire in lynn, fire officials say right now it is just too dangerous for them to get inside this home, earlier firefighters were able to rescue two people, they were both unconscious inside that home, both taken to the hospital, they are listed in stable condition, we also want to show you some live pictures from the scene right now, really, intense

active scene, we're going to check back in with susie steimle for the latest developments for you. checking our other top stories an intelligence official says the gunman who kills four people in san bernardino this week has been in contact with known islamic extremists on social media, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik had enough bullets and bombs to slaughter hundreds of people, both killed in a police shootout. the daily talk in the wake of a mass shooting, a new york sheriff is urging citizens to arm themselves, the sheriff's facebook post has received more than 20,000 likes so far but not everybody in favor of his advice, robi is here to explain. >> captain paul van blark is the captain in upstate new york, his comment in response to the

springs and paris, he encouraged all dmoeunt -- in the county who are licensed to carry a firearm to do so. >> i encourage you to carry it, not saying you have to, but, you know, would not break my heart if something was to happen and one of the fellow citizens of the county was there to help us. >> in his facebook post, the sheriff also calls for police officers both active duty and retired to carry their weapons when they leave the house, he says he didn't mean to spark debate but he has, plenty of facebook posters praised him but others said things like quote, the sheriff is in a dream world if he thinks joe six pack could stop two terrorists with automatic weapons. we want to know what you think, are you in favor what the sheriff's doing here or not go that far is this jamie on facebook says you can't stop crazy people from trying to kill us, we all need to be protecting ourselves at this point. but margaret on our facebook page says yeah, like that's

beget guns, stupid idea, gun control is the only answer. a lot of good comments coming in on this one, we hope you'll join the conversation on our website, twitter page and facebook, we'll read more coming up at 6:00 a.m. bree, kathryn? >> thank you so much. new marching orders for women in the military, they will be allowed to fight on the front lines in all combat jobs. defense secretary ash carter made that landmark decision yesterday. for the first time, most difficult and dangerous jobs will be open to women, that includes army ams delta force and the navy seal. >> and even more importantly, our military will be better able to harness the skills and perspectives that talented women have to offer. >> a big cheer went up in our office because this is really one of the last official government barriers to women always full opportunities. >> we should note, congress has 30 days to review the change before it will takes effect.

for the mgm presumed casino in springfield, wanting to know why, admitting the budget initially budgeted for $800 million will actually cost $950 million or more, even though the size of the planned casino has been scaled back. mgm promising to provide an explanation soon. check this out, a home on commonwealth avenue in boston just sold for $10 million. 305 was built in 1884, 18 rooms, nine bedrooms, a library, and a parking court that fits two vehicles. impressive! $10 million for that. >> kind of unbelievably beautiful. >> it is, absolutely gorgeous. hopefully everything is updated and good to go, right? >> somebody got money, there you go, $10 million. up next, getting a check of the job market. >> how a report on employment could affect wall street. plus, uber trying to make it

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raise interest rates at its meeting later this month. uber wants to make sure you get in the right car when you call for a pick up, testing a color coded technology, called spot. riders can can choose a color when they test a car, and the windshield will light up with that color, spot being tested in seattle swre and a cable company in canada has a controversial way to get people to pay their overdue bills. public shaming. the services listed customer names and the amounts that they owed on their public facebook page, there was backlash, no surprise, that eventually led segna to delete the post, i believe it would cause them to pay their bill. >> yeah, i don't like that, go to court if you have a claim or a credit agency, or something. unnecessary. >> no wonder people don't like cable companies. right? that would probably make them switch. thank you, jill. coming up, we've got a check of your traffic and weather together. >> plus a look at the day's top

the deadly mass shooting in california, what we're learning this morning about the suspects. and we're following that breaking news in lynn where two people rescued from a house fire and four still unaccounted for, we'll tell you why the chief says they can't get inside this building right now to check to inside, that's coming up. also ahead this morning, a [ indiscernible ] the special volunteers bringing cheer to families well before christmas. good morning, pamela. good morning, time to check out the morning weather watch reports and lots of people up and at them, 20s and 30s reported with those temperatures, running colder compared to this time yesterday, jack from lexington has 35 degrees, james has 32 degrees and we have in holbrook, according to david, 36 degrees. but milder temperatures on the way when we could see close to 60 coming up in your weekend

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>> that's kind of what it looked like. pantone is usually spot on when it comes to predicting. >> last year was burgundy. >> i forget the official name, and pamela, we're being completely honest, i had this color on earlier but make up all over it. i'm wearing danielle's dress. [ laughter ] yeah, that burgundy color we see everywhere, this year's color. >> yeah, . >> hey, we always have extra dresses. >> appreciate that. good looking out. >> yeah, accidents happen! but what they really want to know is what's the weather looking like today. >> today will be glorious compared to the last several days, milder and trier -- drier, all that rain out of here in time for the weekend activities, temperatures above normal, the last three days, taking those in to account here, 2.2 degrees above normal, six degrees above average, today very close to

today, right around that. satellite and radar picture will give us a clear sky overhead and it it is a fantastic sky overhead, bright conditions, at least for the star and planets by the way the planets aligned in a row with the moon too, if you look southeast, just before sunrise, it's going to be a fantastic sight, jupiter, mars, and venus all next to the moon, lined up. 39 degrees right now in boston, real feel temperature, 39 degrees when you factor in that breeze from the west, makes a difference, wind chill an issue, 40 in chatham, 27 keene 28 springfield, worcester waking up to 34 degrees and 35 for our friends in lawrence, hour by hour forecast in the 30s until 8:00 a.m. increasing to 42 degrees by 10, #4r5 degree -- 45 degrees by noon and more sunshine for us all afternoon, plymouth, 34 norwood, bedford, you get the idea, close to 50 degrees today we just miss that threshold, lows tonight back in the low 30s, upper 20s, right

expect frost to develop tomorrow morning as you head out the door. if you're heading to the north, taking on the slopes, ski season already, 40 degrees for today, a little bit of a flurry or two, after some fresh snow from yesterday, especially way far to the north, saturday 42 degrees, sunday 46 but awesome conditions up there, light wind for saturday, hour by hour forecast through this evening, we're dry here in boston, weak cold front tries to push in but it really fizzles out, high pressure the dominating force for the next 24, 48 hours, 6:00 p.m. no rain, no moving in or anything like that, sunday morning, still the big 'h' over us giving us plenty of sunshine, 70 forecast to break it all down, 50 for saturday, sunday 57 degrees the first day of hanukkah lots of sunshine there, monday, 52, tuesday, 45 degrees back in the 40s wednesday as well, and if you notice, yesterday i had a chance for rain tuesday, wednesday. now the storm system that would've given us the rain looks

so we'll keep you updated the next several days, traffic and weather together, robi. >> the first crash of the morning commute, this one south of the city, the accident is down in bridgewater, 24 northbound after route 104 exit 15 total traffic network says cars off to the left and right of the scene there on 24 north seeing a stop and go back up to 495. also sot -- to the south, closer to the city, the split to columbia, 128 southbound sluggish between 37 and the split, 24 northbound bogs down between it stoton and 128, summerville, one slow pocket on 93 in the andover stretch between 495 and concord street. thanks so much, the latest on the deadly mass shooting in california. >> but first, breaking news, four people missing after a house fire in lynn, here are your top stories on this friday morning.

susie steimle live in lynn following up on that breaking news overnight, national grid trucks trying to re-establish power in the neighborhood that they did have to cut during this fire, four people still unaccounted for and the chief calling this dangerous work, you can see why if you take a look at the video from earlier, flame fully engulfing this structure, two people were rescued an 18-year-old woman and a woman in her 60s, both of them in stable condition, but because of the status of this structure in a fragile condition, the crews can't get back inside to see if anyone else was inside the home at the time of this fire. earlier this morning, we were interviewing the chief during a dramatic moment when the roof collapsed, we'll show you that video, coming up at 6:00. live in lynn, susie steimle, wbz this morning. police say the married couple responsible for killing 14 people in california had a massive stockpile of gun,

a workshop to make bombs was also in their garage. syed farook and tashfeen malik died during a shootout with police. at least four of the weapons they were carrying were purchased legally. the new hampshire man who killed his parents and burned down their home will spend at least 60 years behind bars. matthew pleaded guilty yesterday, he was sentenced no 60 years to life in prison, prosecutors say he strangled his parents in 2014 after they confronted him about stealing rare stamps from his father. the former frontman for the stone temple pilots and velvet revolver has died, scott weiland found dead on his tour bus, he passed away in his sleep while on a stop in minnesota, set to play a show last night with his new band, he was dogged by substance abuse problems throughout his career -- his cause of death not known, 48 years old. we now know who will

bowl show, cbs says coldplay will get the star involved, the star hinted other past half time performers joining on stage, the game set for february 7 in santa clara, california and you can watch coldplay and hopefully the patriots and super bowl 50 right here on cbs! so excited for that, cannot wait. it will be great show in general. bruno mars my all time favorite. i'm hoping they bring him back. >> yeah, absolutely. a group dubbed the christmas tree santas delivering to families in need. >> all volunteers on a holiday mission. >> all right, guys, the christmas trees. >> reporter: fact, 300 trees from canada. the christmas tree santas are unloading the wonderfully

>> we hope to give peace and joy to families who need it. >> reporter: the brain cheld alex grinly who started it after meeting a single mom struggling to afford a tree. >> i was able to help her out, her gratitude in receiving this gift was so inspiring, i decided that we could help other families with their christmas. >> reporter: that spirit has now spread to six states. >> means a lot to a struggling family, it really is just a tree but in many ways, it represents hope. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: sometimes the santas make a special delivery like this one to karen in salisbury. >> if it wasn't for alex, we wouldn't be able to have a tree because i can't afford one. >> reporter: she's raising daniel, 9 years old by herself and he has special needs. >> he doesn't care about the presents, anything else, all he cares about is a christmas tree. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: this video from the santa show last year's pick up day, the group works with social service agencies to identify people who could use a

and this weekend, hundreds of families will startd -- start the season with smiles on their faces. >> just brings a lot of happiness and creating really great memories for these families and their kids. >> reporter: the christmas tree santas also give people lights and ornaments if they need them and the santas can always use help or elves, to find out what you can do, go to cbsboston.com and we'll show you. lisa hughes, wbz this morning. >> it is friday and we're hitting the rewind button. the biggest stories ahead on

welcome back, it is friday, happy friday to you, and a lot happened this week. >> yeah, always, we like to keep it busy here, here's a look at the week that was. suspects walked in to the party armed with assault rifles. >> we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else. >> a threat of gun violence in a cambridge school. >> six missing weapons taken. >> working hard to get back on the field as soon as possible. >> sorry if you're offended, just trying to help you out. >> signing price to the biggest contract for a pitcher. >> hunters at the reservation to be on the lookout for any chews. >> bella bond's father arrested for shoplifting. >> his attorneys wanting a new trial.

the season for a holiday party! yeah, turkey leg! >> is that bad? [ laughter ] when did it go bad? >> i was struck on the snoop dogg thing. >> yeah, drink your cup of coffee, don't get the coffee breath but the caffeine. i'm talking really fast. [ laughter ] >> oh, that morning, chris was like -- >> i think he was ready for like the short week >> he had the extra punch in his coffee. i could use that. keep it right here on wbz

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